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Greater Sand Plover at Finke

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Subject: Greater Sand Plover at Finke
From: "Don and Llane" <>
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 2009 14:11:09 +0930
Just reporting that the Greater Sand Plover stayed from the 21st Sept to the 
24th and has not been seen since. The Sharp-tailed Sandpiper left the next day. 
The Oriental Plovers are still around but not always right at the ponds. When 
they are out among the scattered shrubs they are very difficult to spot even 
when in the open (just like Inland Dotterels) as they always seem to be 
standing still. Presumably they feed at night. Today there was a Whiskered Tern 
at the ponds as well as a couple of Major Mitchells. As I moved away there were 
a pair of Cinnamon Quail-thrushes busily feeding and a Bourkes parrot down on 
the ground also feeding.

Don Hadden
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